Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus: To Lose is to Win #1 Preview

 

COVER A: JUNGGEUN YOON

 

After Mead and Stix fought side by side on Kalanthia, the ex-Marine and combat Replicant set up as private investigators in Japan. But while the soldiers remade their lives, Replicants fled Blade Runners to establish an underground community in Tokyo. An investigation into rumors of a super Replicant assassin, and a missing woman, led Mead and Stix to the Yakuza. Will more drama rock Mead and Stix's partnership? And can Replicants rise from the underground to live peacefully among their Human neighbors? 

Here's all the info from Titan Comics: 


BLADE RUNNER: TOKYO NEXUS: TO LOSE IS TO WIN #1 (OF 4)

Format: Comic book

(W) Nancy A. Collins

(A) Mariano Taibo

Publisher: Titan Comics

FC • 32pp • $4.99

On Sale May 6, 2026

 

BLADE RUNNER IS BACK!

 

Discovering that Mead and Stix are still alive, their old commanding officer, Uldren sets out to kill them before they can reveal his treachery. The data he stole from Tyrell has enabled the Cheshire Corporation to create bootleg Replicants with the same kill signature as Stix. Meanwhile, still dealing with the fallout from the Yakuza civil war Stix and Mead find themselves fighting for survival against Rumika, A Blade Runner sent by Tyrell to destroy Cheshire and all those connected with it.

 

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 


 

 


 

 

 


 

 

 


 

 

Here are more cover options:

 

 

 

COVER B: DANI & BRAD SIMPSON

 

 

 

COVER C: PIOTR KOWALSKI

 


COVER D: MARIANO TAIBO



Also Available:

 

COVER E: JUNGGEUN YOON FOIL VARIANT

COVER F: DANI & BRAD SIMPSON VIRGIN VARIANT

 

 

Fans can order their copy of BLADE RUNNER: TOKYO NEXUS - TO LOSE IS TO WIN #1 from their local comic book store, and Forbidden Planet for UK & Europe.

 

BLADE RUNNER: TOKYO NEXUS VOL. 1 DIE IN PEACE is available to order at local comic shops, and bookshops now

 

 

Thanks to Titan Comics for sharing this preview with us.

 

 

For how this series began, see my review of Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus #1


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